Silver coins and a talk

[@KH0RIUM]

The unicorn first appeared on the royal coat of arms in the 12th century under King William I. In the 15th century, King James II and his successors added unicorns to coins, shields, and coats of arms. The unicorn's association with dominance and chivalry was chosen as Scotland's national animal. In Scottish heraldry, unicorns are always depicted with gold chains wrapped around them, which is believed to represent the power of Scottish kings. A crown around the unicorn's neck indicates that it has been brought under the monarch's command.

[@shaunoliver1703]

Ive pinned the comment

[@عبداللهالبخاري-ض9ح]

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[@Pureblood10000]

Couple of them look nice,rest standard bullion for adding to a stack👏🏻👏🏻

[@KH0RIUM]

I bought another Sov tonight, 2025 version from Chards. The more we get, the more we're protecting ourselves.

[@sam7687-i9b]

Nice pick ups Shaun cant beat abit of silver definitely do a video on the postage it will be a interesting watch . Thanks agaun for your uploads

[@shaunoliver1703]

I think so many people have been asking about it that it is simply worth putting it out there.

[@joshuarhoades2740]

I would like to send you a Red Book. Fascinating history on coins.

[@shaunoliver1703]

I am going to have a library at this point1

[@joshuarhoades2740]

@@shaunoliver1703 🤣

[@KH0RIUM]

I love the Red book, I have the 2023 version.

[@auric-goldbugger]

APMEX is located in the old Oklahoma federal reserve bank branch building. My grandfather was a bank security guard there in the 1930s.

[@shaunoliver1703]

Thats a really cool story!

[@KH0RIUM]

I saw the sovereign is changing colour in 2026, Ik it will be the same gold count but what alloy, more silver, less copper?

[@shaunoliver1703]

I would hazard a guess and say silver as they did use it in the past.

[@KH0RIUM]

@@shaunoliver1703 Thank you, just wondered.

[@upasaka259]

Pity they didn't release the new shield sov in the new yellow gold 🙄

[@KH0RIUM]

@@upasaka259 Yeah true.

[@joshbamber]

I personally dislike BYB, but like his products.

[@shaunoliver1703]

my gripe was more they were sold as investment items and they were not due to the price point. Thats the crux of it. He makes some nice bits.

[@KH0RIUM]

Backyard bullion? Just wondering why.

[@auric-goldbugger]

I’d rather have a silver emoji coin from a known refinery than some back alley, artisanal, hobbiest poured bullion if I’m honest.

[@CuSTACKS]

$40-$45 per Troy ounce for poured rounds